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You can agree to disagree for whatever reason, but you are simply agreeing to be wrong.

So I need a list of notes and everything on players??? ... for what to argue with you about who is right and who is not??? ... to be completely honest none of this really matters ... not like the Steelers are actually going to come on here and take our opinions on what they should do ... Do I sit down and watch all of college football games and so on, uh no cause this is not my job ... I love how I'm just wrong because you say so ... whatever floats your boat ... but anyway i'll continue my assessment of these players

Haven't looked at WRs since I really would rather not draft one anywhere near the first 3 rounds ...

Banks vs Poyer ... no not that much of a difference... actually I like Poyer a little more then Banks

Haven't watched OT either since I really wouldn't touch one since we have recently two 2nd rounders on the team, why pick one??

Players that actually are a need for this team in my eyes... like OLB (Van Noy is much higher on my list then Dion Jordan, so is Brandon Jenkins ) ...
Safety (Rambo is higher than all safeties besides Matt Elam... I also like David Amerson moved to FS... Also like Duke Williams a little later in the draft)
ILB as I can't stand to keep seeing Foote in coverage (No real favorites here besides Alec Ogletree , and Gerald Hodges(moved inside)) (I look and like more coverage guys than big blow up the guard type)
there are good DTs but I think McClendon showed enough to warrant a year to at least try
Also 3-4 DE there are some good prospects in Ziggy Ansuh , Magnus Hunt , William Gholston ... but they invested 2 recent 1st round picks in the DE Position , so why would they pick another?

but anyway your really butt hurt that I don't like Dion Jordan like you ... the guy is going more athleticism than football player ... go a head and spew your I don't watch college football and i'm agreeing to be wrong and so on , just because I don't agree about your favorite player ...

really none of this matters ... just fans debating on players , that most likely won't be picked anyway... especially this early in the process

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oh yeah i forgot Chase Thomas maybe in the 2nd ... he might not be an underwear Olympics type player so he might fall to the 3rd ... but I watched the Notre Dame game and the guy was wrecking havoc behind the line of scrimmage ... haven't seen much else from him though, i'll watched other tape later on in the process

what i find odd, is that someone would make a blanket statement about the quality of players in the 12-20 range, and compare those players to players in the 2nd round range... only to then say, they don't have a method of comparison, thus making the blanket statement rather silly.

what do you like more about Poyer? He's certainly go high upside, and excellent ball skills. But Banks is the far better talent, and much more polished.

No Xavier Rhodes is a better Man 2 Man Corner then Banks ... in my eyes at least, and so is Poyer

just watch as the process goes along Poyer can easily shoot up boards into a late 1st early 2nd pick ...

Rhodes is the best press corner. He is a route disruptor, and his jam at the line is the best in the nation. But if he's beat off the line, he is not in Banks ballpark in coverage.

All around, Banks is far and away the best Man 2 Man corner. Milliner is the best all around corner. His athleticism allows him to play off the ball, move in space, and he's still a dominant run defender.

I think you look too much at baseline stats. It's not surprising that you have the top sack and INT (Barr, Van Noy, Poyer) guys rated higher or equally with the more talented prospects.

There is a HUGE drop off after Banks and Milliner.

Poyer, doesn't have to shoot up draft boards to be a late 1st/early 2nd. That's where he should go as the #3/#4 corner, along with Rhodes.